Birmingham WFW Blues win Female Walking Football category
Scorpionz Blue win Adult Male category
Hackey Jurassics win Female Vets category
Pele's Pearls win Mixed Walking Football category
Balotelli-Tubbies win College Female Futsal category
FC United Manchester White win Adult Male Disability League category
Reading FC Deaf win Adult Male Disability Premiership category
Swale Tigers win Adult Male Disability Championship category
Finals took place at England's training base at St George's Park
98 teams competed in 15 different categories over weekend
Six teams are also taking part in the Mixed Walking Football category. They play five lots of 10-minute matches before the semi-finals take place this afternoon.
Here's their fixtures schedule:
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Priti Shah
BBC Get Inspired reporter at St George's Park
The College Female Futsal captains are going through their pre-match briefings with the ref and tournament official before the action gets underway.
Image source, BBC SportWe'll be following Amlwch Town's progress with interest. There's also a few other teams we're going to keep an eye on, purely for their cool names.
If you were following yesterday, you will know Georgina's favourite side - the Balotelli-Tubbies - are in action in the College Female category.
I like the sound of the Instant Noodles. They are playing in the Adult Male category later this afternoon.
We'll also see how the Wiltshire Walking team get on after their 4am start!
Our Welsh isn't great but we think this translates to "good luck!"
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Watch the moment Amlwch Town FC secured their place in mixed walking football finals by beating Blackpool with this delightful goal...
Amlwch on their way to St George's Park after beating Blackpool
Amlwch Town FC have made the 160 mile journey from the most northerly town in Wales down to St. George's Park for this weekend's finals.
But they'll be hoping they have to make an even longer journey soon... the 280 mile trip to Wembley!
Mike Murphy
BBC Get Inspired reporter at St George's Park
Dad Colin (top left) and brother Matthew (polo shirt and glasses) Staines from Chemico FC are wearing kits bearing a photo of James who trained with the team.
They’ll kick off against Amlwch Town in the Mixed Walking Football category shortly.
Image source, BBC SportIn the Disability Premiership, it's the same format as the other Adult Disability categories. Six teams, five group games - all lasting 10 minutes.
The semi-finals are expected to get underway from 13:30 BST.
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A few other early travellers.
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There are also six teams in the Disability Championship, who are playing on pitch 2.
Their format is just the same as the Disability League (see 10:48 entry) but the finals are not due to kick-off until 13:45 BST.
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The Wakefield Warriors arrived at St George's Park earlier and have already had a few team snaps.
Good work from the team photographer there - get them posing early!
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Tom Gayle
BBC Get Inspired reporter at St George's Park
The Adult Disability and Mixed Walking categories are just going through their briefing before the action gets underway.
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Image source, BBC SportThere are three disability categories in action today and they are split into groups depending on their disabilities.
The League consists of six teams and will play their group games on pitch 7a. They will play five 10-minute group games before the top four teams go through to the semi-finals which are due to start around 13:15 BST.
Image source, BBC SportWe're waiting to find out which team Elliot is following - but they're lucky to have good support.
His friend could be kick-starting the action right now!
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Phil Reynolds
BBC Get Inspired reporter at St George's Park
It's time for a quick team huddle for the Wild Kicks before they kick-off the College Female category in the Futsal hall.
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These guys were up bright and early! They will be taking part in the Mixed Walking category which kicks off any minute!
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The College Female competition will take place in the Futsal Hall and is just about to kick-off.
There are six teams involved and they will each play five games, lasting 10 minutes each.
The top four teams go through to the semi-finals which are due to be played around 14:25 BST.
Image source, BBC SportSeven champions were crowned yesterday and will be heading to Wembley for the FA Cup final.
A member of each of these teams will be invited onto the pitch to collect their trophy in front of thousands.
Today, another eight winners will join them. Here are the teams who picked up the gold medals yesterday:
Maidstone United (Disability Youth)
Team Best (Men's University)
Disco Trimmers (Men's College Futsal)
Plymouth Warriors (Disability Female)
Aston Sharks (Female University)
Who Are Ya (Adult Female)
White Horse (Men's Vets)
It was an early start for the Wiltshire Walking Football team who were well on their way to St. George's Park, before our team in the office had even woken up!
They sorted themselves out with some grub too - good shout!
Image source, Wiltshire Walking FootballJust like yesterday, we will have five categories kicking off this morning and then another three will begin their campaigns after lunch.
By the end of the day, another eight champions will be crowned and all 15 categories in the 2019 FA People's Cup will have their winners.
Here's what categories are in action this morning:
We will cover all the excitement of the group stages before we get down to the business end in the finals this afternoon.
Welcome back to the second day of FA People's Cup finals!
What a day we had yesterday... seven champions, plenty of fancy dress, some silky skills and a bunch of cracking goals.
More of the same today?
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